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t :4;0 '7st 1~ 1 il i 1~ ~~ 51.21.) THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ° THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. to, 1809, iL will be performed JOHN BULL.. • • WITH THE UNCONSCIOUS COUNTERFEIT. .'To-morrow, Man and Wife ; or, More Secrets than One ; With The Unconscious Counterfeit. THEATRE ROYAL, ITAY-MARKET. TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. 18(4), will be arn , pbared KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. WITH ls HE A PRINCE? ~_,Oll Monday, King Lear ; with De La ferouse; or, The Desolate Island. SUBSCRIPTION IN AID' OF THE SPANISH PATRIOTS. CITY OF LONVON TAVERN, lAN. 23, doe). THE COMMITTEE desire to inform the Pub lic, that purchases elm - tides most wanted by the Spa hish Soldiers have been wade tp an extent proportioned to the amount ot.the Subseripttoo. Meetings have been 4;4lleit in diarent parts or the Empire, and Subscriptions I,CLUI entered into, rite amount of xvll4o yet-4 44 :xiNnu - xl. The CornotilAc:...ivc 'also boat, intormed that others are intended, froth w.iier. coirsiderable - additions to the present Fund may be expeOed. • '1 he Committee are anxious to impress on all the Inhabi tants of the British Empire.: that much is still required to shableothe numerous levies of Spain to take the field. The very reverses which have taken place in that Country cal! for additional aid arid increased exertions. It is not the character of tn.: British Public to desert a great Nation in the time of its greatest need. • Treachery and excesses may have been committed in a mo- ' meant of adverse fortune; but it is impossible that such a spirit can be general, among a pea pie who have been ever.re. earkable for elevatien'olsentiisteiii and scrupulous honour. Their gallantry and devotion to the cause in which they are engaged cannot, however, become availing, without those . . supplies, which are necessary . to' give them cited. With such suppin,s, tiltr Committee believe they ultimately will preVail, and they trust that the .British Public will evince The ueep anxiety it feels in this trust important struggle; by hither liberal and timely assistance. Amount of Subscriptions advertised -,C37,47 6 8 Davidson. Graham, and Co. Subseription omitted . • Were - A - ros o o ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Susanna Jackson, Percy-street - - 30 10 0 Elizabeth lacksti, ditto - ro ID o Edward Humphrey's Theatre, Greenwich - 47 0 Thomas Co,ta and Sons • - ros 0 0, William Bray - - - so ro 0 Rev. Dr. Hughes, per Pletcher and Pantons, of Oxford .to to 0 Subscriptions are received at the Mansion-house, at Lloyd's, and all the Bankers in London and Westminster. • Lists of Subscriptions are ready for Subscribers and others at the City of London, Tavern. 'GRAND LOTTERY. FREE GIFT of ONE THOUSA.ND WHOLE.: TICKETS the first Day, Numbers as follow 3,001 - to - 3,100 4,50 t - to - 4,600 5,001 - to - 5,100 . • , 0,501 to -. 6,600 7,001 10' 'dos JJ IS,S to . 8,60 e 9,001 . - 9,109_ 4 .„ , so, . . o , lob to - 11,000 12401 - to - 12,0a0 • AM a FREE GIFT of Fl VF FIUNDRED WHOLE' TICKETS to the First-drawn above 151. the Second I.)ay - , Numbers as fpllow 13,001 - toi - 13,103 14,501 4,6J0 15,001 10 - 15,100. 16,50 t to - 16,600 17,00 - to 17;too The above Tickets may gain the whole of the Niovving • CAPITAL PRIZES: 4 - of - 20,000 2 - . 10000 2 - 5,000 6 -•- - 4060 zo r Soo &c. &C. Begins APRIL 12th, tgogt. In consequence of the above Gilts of 1,500 Tickets, there arc only fli,po tot Sale. Tickets and Shares are selling -at all the Licenced Offices. NEW.ANI) SUPERIOR STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing tzth'of April, 01°9. 1,1 ENRY HODGES, PAINE, a n d .C o . ./Stock brokers, 149, Oxford -street ; 2, Cornhill ; and 44, St. larnes's.street, are now selling Tickets and legal Shares on . the most advantagyus terms to Adventurers. "GRAND'SCHEME. One Prize nt One Thousand Whole Ticketts. ; 040 Priarof Five Hundred Whole Tickets. 4 - Of - ,C 2.0,000 2 - - - ro,ooo . 2 . • 3000 6 lo 7 See. 20 • - lao 44 - • - - • too - . - as 420 •- .$5 ", Ihe First Drawn. Prize _First Day above Isl. will be entitled to the above ii-)00 Whole "Tickers—and the - Pir4t ])yawn on the Second t)ay will he-emitted to tiic Whido Tickets • which Tii.;ketS will be deposited in tile Bank of England, and remain there till the Drawing is finished. Shares will be entitled to all the above Iknefits.. Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC CAUTION. HEREAS BENJAMIN PERRIN ilas truded himself upon the Public ", the original and only person" who ever preparedthe Fever Powder and Ana. !cynic Pills for the late Dr. James, they will he enabled CO judge of this man's pretensions when they ar e inforinctrthat Ite Wil3 d labourer in the Doctorli,garden, at LiiMbettl,,at ele- Vett shillings perOveek, and afterwattls employed to make up ' his Pills, the ingredients of whiCh were weighed out -and de ,livercd to him in mass for that 'purpoie; and that heatever .did assist in any part ofthe process of the' 'Aver Powder, to 'which the Analeptic Pills owe their pec.uliai . efficacy. ',lt -will be evident, herefore that Mr. Perrin's arc mot Dr. -James's Pills ;. and the Public will determine what degree of credit to'be given to one who has a,serted. that II& was the '' 4. Originul arid 'only , person".who ever assisted Dr.- fames in preparing his Powder, whin it.appears that.the toyer Pow-. crier was prepared many years beforche worked fur Dr. James, 4 ,3114 Wien before he was born. The Anirieptie Pills f which Dr: I antes Contrived as a remedy for Maisel t, and w titeh pre,. 4Zerved his. lire to an advanced age) arc admirably caNulated for Disorders of the Stomach and, iioWelS, and ter the 'lead. 'ltch, and other had etfeets 'of free living ; as also toe Kliett 'Mute, Godty Complaints: they 'gently open the pores by night, mid the body by day,. atni arc excellent in Colds and slight Fevers, and should never be omitted at bed- time' after any excess of eating or drinking.' - Sold only by F. Newbery and. Son, No. 45, St. Paul's Cliurch-yard, London ; and at Ur. James's late /louse, in Bruton street ; in lion's, price 4s. 6d. each, ur six in one larg e Box, price 4s.- Duty included. „, trhserve that the words, " Newbury, No. 45, St.. r au,l b, arc engroud iii tho Starni-g;. • ' • ..1 4, ' *14 1 t 2 , erg: -.....1 41 ..f ,. I . . H , k„ ...N.,. ,r ...e.„4„. i,...,.:4 0 ...,.. 1,,,,, ....4 ~„.7,4.....:„.i.:...., OFFICE 01 ORDNANCE, Jan. 2;, r Bag. TriF4 PRINCIPAct, OFFICERS ?1 . 1118 .7F,STrs ORDNIINCE dv kerel) , give Nbi 16 41 Prc , Potals.will lir received at their UjiYee, in Pall .11.411, 0 , 1 or 1, fore Ifiditetda,, for rcsh U.e pf FOrmaty ftora suet sons ar may le 'wi/f. %n p ln undertake iNpply RR 0 0.114 f -1.) );44 sira: :oC7ll:;%lirt . 4e, Vire , V for a Fella of Three Years, t*rugb readers for ills ensuing Six 111..ntbs one , wiil6e conridered. Pattern: the ;eirticler may be viewed upon Application at the Principal Store'keeper's Office_in lie Tower, where further para. cidars, together with 1/4. fermi. and Condition: of the C'ontran, may he known, and al.ra at the Se,:retaty's Office, in ahre.raid, any Dav betw F 'en the bout. r of Tenand Four o'Clock,4oere alto zhe Propueals must be deilaered, C4l ied up and ig,i'dted, " ProinnaJs for 11:Air Rrooms, &c. "• but "a Prlaral can le adm'ited of ter the.said istbl.4o , of Febrility, at - heaved r lock at noon of the Jame day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Percy making it, or an alsynt in lily behalf,. shall attend. By' Order of the Board, R. IL CRE.II", .Setrelary. 4 4 ,'1;. 5.0' ' ":." ! . 4 , ' . :4 ....,-, ;., i v i." * ?i,-„7.1.14 .frgi,„.,,,r, 44 ..,,,,,. SALE OF ESTATE, • • - ISLE OF WIGHT. • , CATITAL FR E VIOL!) . ESTATE. TO BE SOLD liY PRIVATE CONTRACT j 1 LL that desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, rl.,_c A 1 led. CHI.V E R T')N FARM, comprising a good Faun-house, • with suitable Barns, Stable ,s and other Out buildings, about o•i.o Arles of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Down, and Wood Land, upwards 3:o Acres o f . which are Tithefree, situate a I . kv wiles from in e T o w n o f Newport; on which are several beautiful spots for Building, with de lightful Sea and Land Prospeas. This Estate, therefore, on account of its contiguity to Newport. the' principal Market TOwnin• the island, and ninny rather local advantages, ren. ders it very desirable, and adinds an excellent opportunity both for pleasure and profit, to any- Gentleman desirous of becoming it resident, and (call zing , property in that much ad. mired andfertile.spot the I sle•of Wight.. For a view of the r.state, apply to Mr. Cole, the Tenant, at Chiverton 'House; and any further information may ne had on application to lohu Woodcock, Esq. Lincoln's Inn, London; or • William Elderlield,. Solicitor, Ramsey, Hants, where Plans of the listate may 4e seen.• To TIMBER MERCHANTS and SHIP-Mil I,,DERS. CAPITAL NAVY' AND oTirt:i; • TO .BE SOLD. BY AUCTION; Together or in: Lots. at at..Rsatbawt.;L: volts's, Civic., ford, on. Friday the 24515 day of February next,, at Three o'Clock, ••'' • "UWE Hundred and Four .0a ? ital OAK TREES ; and 160 exceeding good ASH - Pk E ES, with the Lops, Tops, and Bark thereof, now standing, and tun/laically marked, in the Parsonage Woods and other Lands at ()les. ford.. • Of the Oak, 43 Trees averageabout 58 feet each, 58 about (19 About a 34, t 8 t alum. 25, and lob about 14 feet each ; and the Ash average about'3l leet G rea ford is slitrated about • three miles froth W rexham; and eight from CheiterQuay:.. For a View of the Timber, and Conditions of Sale, apply to the said Robert' Evans, ot ? whom printed Partictilors 'nay he had, as well iis'at the principal Inns at Wrexham and other Market Towns ht the ;Neighbourhood, - and also at Chesterand Liverpool. • Tenders by VriVateCobtraa 'bay be made to Mr. Webb, in the Chise, Salisbury, before the 14th of February. WARWICKSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE. TO HE SOLI) EY AUCTION. At the Bull's ,11,:ad Inn, in flinckley; in the County of Lei cesrer, on Tuei.l:iy, Feb'. 14; tilog, at; Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, r7r l E-IE, MANOR, or reputed MANOR of BUR .TON HASTI NcS ;, comprising several very destrabli& and improvable Freehold Estates, Tythe free, advantageously situated in the Parishes of Burton Hastings and Wolvcy, and in the extra Parochial Hamlet of Stu:Atoll-Basket - vale, in z the, County of Warwick, about three miles tram IlinAley, ; four from Nuneaton, nine from Atherstone and Coventry, ten from Lutterworth, t 5 from Leicester, and twenty front War. wick, and inteiseded by tne Ashby .Cdnal ; containing, ; in the whole, 72S Statute Acres, more or less, of excellent Graxing and Cultivated Land, with s u peri o r Building . % and Homesteads, now , in the ocenpation of 1 1 / 4 1essts; Lawitentai, Gilbert, Maine and Spires; i togcll4:r with the Advowsou of the perpetual C, ur icy of Hurtu.un liastings affiresaid. Also will be sold by .Auction, at the Bell. Inn, at flatten! Bridge ) in the County of Warwick,, on Friday,` the 1 710 Day of February, at ,Five o'Clock in the. Afternoon, in one. Lot., A Valuable and R E EllO LI) ESTATE, called taPTHROP MANOR. FARM, situated in the Parish of Aldermaston, in. ON County of WoNCster, about five . 111111:3 from Shipston upon Stour, six from Strattord upon Avon, and twelve front Warwick,- consisting of a Suhst,ii. Fann House, With suuable Outbuildings, and t Statute Acres, more or less, of very iinpruveatile tandi now in the occupation of Mr. William Purser, : as Tenant at W:11. To be viewed by -applying' to the respective Tenants, of whom printed PatticularsplaY be had, and a Nlap , of the Bur: ion Hastingo Estates way _bo Been, and Particulars had; at 'rir. Tomlinson's, the Bull's tiead Inn, in I loickley also of Mr. tireening, Solicitor, Nuneaton; awl a Alav or' UpthroP viay be seen, and' Particulars-had,: at' Mf. COXeti, the ion, at lulfgrd. Pkited Particulars of, the whole may Masi of the Printers of the Warwick, Coventry, and Lei cester rapers, and it the 'Grecian'Coltee 11 , Alse, to Lonicit, ..And for- further information, applications maybe it, ale to C. Still,- list]. -list ii.noyle, near Salisbury, Wilts; or to ;Mr.. Bond, Land Surveyor, Axminster, Devon. • This Day vas published, . In °thy°, price ios. bd. in boards, T ATI N PaosoDy MADE EASY. La liy (. CAREY, • - Private 'reacher of the Classics, and of French and English. A New Edition, considerably Enlarged add Improved. Besides other Material Improvements in almost every }urge, this Edition contains a minute Account of .above Fifty . ferent species ot .Verse. ..Further Notices ot; A nc i ent Pro nuticiation.—A Dissertation on the--;.o%ver of the Initial S.;-- 'A Metrical Key to the Odes of. Hohtee..-Syntipsis . of his Metres.—A ctipioub I niex, . • • Also, by the sante Author, An Abridgmerirof the Lathi Prosody Made Easy, for the Use of Schools ; containing as much or the information given on each subject in the larger Work, as appeared suited to the use and capacity of young Prosodiaps 1u 121110, pile,: 3s. 611. bands. Longtrutn, Hunt, Rees, and °title, PatiTlo)l - s T FR IDA Y, E&BRUARY 1 Op . 1 809. IMPERIAL PARLIAAirENT. HOtiSE OF PEERS, TUURSDA.i, FEL 9. ' On the second reading or Campbell's Divorce Bill, evidence was called to prove the marriage of the Pe titioner and Mrs. Campbell, in 'the Island' of Ja maica: The only witness on this point was a female,. named White, who stated • that she was present at a ceremony which she understood to •be the wedding of th 4 part*, bur_ she Was then only Sixteen, and could not say whit sort of a ceremony it was that she saw performed. The LORD CilAtiaLLOR did not consider this as sufficient proof of the marriage, and the proceedings were adjourned, in order to allow the Petitioner time to procure frirther evidence. The Report of' Lord Borrnigdon's Divorce Bill was teceived, and the Standing Order being stis -pended, the Bill was read a third . time, and order , 'd to the Commons. The Earl of 111 IrnA, par.:mot to his os; “ 4 „," Cotillalittftl3 . to der of the Stale of th:t 1,ay. , : relative to Iletifor and Creditor. His Lorcl6::iii pointed tint the evilS in'his opinion,' attach to - the present system ; and observed, that it was not his intention to propose that the power of arrest should be altogether done away,. but he wished to recommend• the ancient, eust,orn of the Law, which was, first to summon the debtor, before his person could be seized. A great ded of eVidence relative to the abuse of the power of arresting debtors, had been given n6fore a Com mittee of the House of Cointnotis, but the truth of ithat evidence was questioned as it had not been taken on oath. The :objection would, however, be corn- pletely removed, if a similar investigation should take place before a Commttee of their Lordships. His Lordship then moved for the :appointment of a Committee, to consisrof all the Lords who have at tended'Actring the . present Session, which was Agreed to nem. dis.—Adjourned. e • ROUSE OF I'OIIIIII6AS. THURSDAY, 'VOLI. - M1 : . S. BOURNEbrought up a Report f ro th the Di - il.• negal Election Committee, stating tliat it was neces sary, fo'r theptirpose of their 'investigation, • arid for the examination of witnesses, .to 'adjourn:fora 'shint time,—Leave was given to adjourn till. Wednesday. Sir I'. TuaTox preseMed a Petition front Persons confineclfor debt, in the 11.1itrsh:ilsear Prison, praying relief.—Ordered to lie Oil the table. ." Lord PlatCY brought up-a 'Report from the County of NVexford Election Committee, oil a consideration of wilieh: We House excii4o,,l Sir William Ifvg . ieby'siurtliqr ustendAnce,. on accouttvicf ill health. f.ucArtlyri-. A reEttiOn Was presented !lam Mr. Robert WU- Bains, complaining of the undue •Bleotion, and turn of Mr. Daniel Glles, for the Borough (if St. 'Albart's:which was appointed to be taken into con sideration on Tuesday the ;..!Bth. • Mr. R: WARCi' presented the ordinary and • tiljt traordinary Estimate of the; Navy, for the year '11369 ; which were laid on time table, and clothe given by the Honourable Gentleman, that be would move theni in a COMillittUd , of Supply 1.9-morrow. ae'unight. ' Mr. W. Poi.r, pursuant to order of the House, presented the lustructions ., from the Board of Ad miralty to Sir C. Cotton,. and his Dispatches io Go vernment, , on the surrender of the Ro,sian Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed. • • The Thanks of the House. were, t on t iitZlOt ion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, voted to tls Rev. Mr. Carey, for the Sermon preached to the House yesterday. Oti• the `motion of Mr. Ran,. the 'House Went into a Committee, to consider :of • the expediency of: the jurisdiction of the .Admiraltcto Newfoundland and Labrador.-i. A resolotioo to that etfeet was agreed to . , the Report received, and a Bill ordere' accordingly. 'Mr. Wnistyrori brought up the Report Of thelli litre Enlistment Bili ; the "amendments were agreed to; and Lord Castlereagh p)oved that the Bill should be read a: third time - Ai:morrow, provided the bust-• uess now pending before the flouse permitted it.. , Mr. Wtmotinst said, he should have:to make some observations•on whenever the third reading took place., ,Mr. Hustussoic brought in the , Annual Land, Malt, and. Pension Dttty Bills. Also the 10,b00,0001. 1 and 1,500.000 j. Exchequer Bills Bill, which were all' severally read a . first time, and 'ordered for a se cond reading. to-morrow: • A Message was received from the Lords, stating, that their Lordships had passed a Bill of Divorce.. meta between Lord and Ludy Borringdon, and ferplekting the concurrence of -the Commons there on. The Bill wars read a first, and ordered to htt tread a second time. Mr. BAYLEY pre.ented a Petition from the Debtors confined in. Bristol Gaol:— , —Laicl on the table. Mr. MARTIN willtdrew his notice relativ e t o India .Aecounts i with:Ott view of again bringing it. for. ward . the,first open clay. The CHANCELLOE, of the ExctiP.aortit pogtponed till to4tnorrow: the eVininitteti oit , the Restriction of Distillation from Grain. •• OP YORK.' • : Mr. Wa ttpLz waved the Oytier of the . Day for - the House rest& log itsellitrto a Committee to vest igat -,the conduct of 4W Duke of York. On .the questicin fur the *taker lehving the Chair - , Mr. Youxe rasa to detenoi hii....condutt on a pre ceding evening, which htid been tnuch Otisrepresent 'ed and-tnisunderritoad. He was dis Posed rat her to be, - indulgent than harsh to .witnesses > abut- the naiuru of the preceding ex : diuination had. inclined biro to suggest to the Committee tbil propriety at prevept tug any contrauuicattou , btitwoon Mr#. Chirke crud. j 'n7 v frt {PRICE SIXPEZIC r Mr. lbwler. The Garyleman then q uot: : d venal precedents, -among otht.ra, that of M • Prior, of witnesses being ordered into' the cust , Aly the Sorjoaut at Arms in cases, whit.'h read troth the Journals by. the Clerk.. Lord FOLKSTONg said, tne Hon. Gentie,t)4 might take up the time of the House, by re iu;ug Qom cases, but if be, meant them as a precede It r future proceeding, they must be more fulv inve tig4ted. For his part, he never could assent co ptinciple, that simple and natural communi: among witnesses went . to, impeach the tesnai , l w they gave, unless there as some internal evittwa:.t that they bad shaped' their evidence to corresponl with each other. '• Mr.' FULLER wished to know what end any h o :.. nest Witnessei could have ill cotfinvlrii ng t0gr:11.....; - , wileis it was for the purpo,e'of contrivtag to 4up,:(Kt their faleGhoods. of)er a few rentarkg tnerrly speaing the tontents 4 the ; held in hand, presented it Petition Imni i`oo. Vovr (Mi. AV:n•ditt birtng witildrawn .rrp) r t : Is re.. 41 as follows " To the lion. tile House of Common; rir ',;rear Ireland, in Pad i;iiiient " The hutnble Petition of Peter 1 . of Cier • t.;etit. shevvetta, That }our 1 - 1.0 ,r torprise and 'egret, that in the ,ourse. or carrying On, before the lion. tion,e, ietativr... to Highness the Commander iii Chief,. his quently introduci•cl, a,.d Our questions iiav i, .n irr r !,, prying su4picions pre/QUO:an to hilt?, upon a prosecution insititittcd against r ,„ j . MojcsSiy"s Attorney-General, mist which is e,;!e,.... ; very shortly blotight . to trial. Y , "‘ur Petiti6;tvt, think it necessary-to state to the lion. that he' fcctly ready and wiiliny, w appelr ,at - the har, wid ro ,any question.; that may be !nit ti hint, 1s the i'ctirk.l;... 'has never been engaged in any tr1,31,4,:t1f,41 whic!t shrink from avowing, hr begs to assure the Hon. hisansweis shall be Crank, tali, anttexpliett., Aid.; .titioner shall ever pray, ' ' On th e Motion of ERIDAN it was ordeicci to lie on the 'Table. "be .House then went into the Committee. Mr. S. Boutthe informed the Committee, that a, he had Stated last e:ening lie hid made every b, quiry in his power, In - order to ascertain by h,.,q! recommendation Mr, Dol:tiler had beiit Assistant 'Commissar), but -had not been :Ibie to dod any memorandum to. tor - OW riglit on the , Mr. flusK.lssol4 3150 513101 4 that his inifistries '140; llCCOrditli, to been dire"(.l,ed the sanie 'way, burthat no document t clathig to Mr. Dowler's re commendations was. to be linand in the Treo , Anys Otliee, in the. Continisstry General's .otliee., nor with Mr. Adair), who was Sectetary to Mr.. Pitt at the time of Mr. Dow . ler's appointment. 'Mr. Pit t's own papers, except those destroyed a 5 .050e 55 ,,,. ; „ 1 ,,,, in possession o(hls (I:cot:oror, P' hop Cll LilTedo, who nqt being in town, hey . c tild riot be . exatnint.d. Anhat oeuld tl;at an amilication heeit [wide by Mr. }II - Joh:aWatson, March :4), • IBus, that three .additi , .llol Assistriat Home' Coat. tnis4ariLts year; beeemiary, which not being to, hu typhaagaiy oil sth iupc..!, stating that:livid% additional. Commissaries .&t required. In quenrx of •these kipplicaliou's it was diretied by ard. I....prds of the Tr . easury that five should be appointed,' and •Mr. Dowler wits the third In this number.' no t hertriarrat - ed the mole , • it:lt Ihele appointtneuts Were bratititi, ,stud observed, that of seVelliClll Coat Inissiries he had know„ to btiappointeci, he could nor, on ' i nqu i r y, di cover by Whom any of them were recgiumendect hut two. EXAMINtyrI9N o . l' &IRS. CLARK.E. 'Mrs. Clarl.te.being called; . -.t - tts, otter a con.' siderahle pause, brought to the Bar. She was itr bxtretue agitation,. atid st:tted, that she had beets, grossly in i sulted in cc?ttifag )tiro that House, and Liv ing no one tOprolcct her, had' sent fur . 16e Seii,aitt at Arms tor itvitpuri)os. A Chair yva s ordereo,aw.i Witness being removed from herapprehensions, ‘t examined by Mr: Waidle. - • Did witness know Colonel Freneb I did. Q, Did ColOnel Fiench apply to her in i use her ,influence with the Lowmander in Chief A. He did apply to rile ; !Cannot recollect Q. Does witness Ncollea that he applied h) I),r to.use her influence with the Commander iiriCint,t, for,the purpose of procuring a levy for, the army ?—A. I do., Doq she recollea Colonel trench offer aoy pecuniory advimuiges lot her influence do, or .I would not mention his name. Wllat were these 11dvsAntages,?A. I do not 11:x61101. • Q. Doe 4 she reeollea any part of the offev by Colonel French I have seen all the papers, hut cannot recolleet either stun or coodltioiii . . Q. Does she recoiled Co'Oita French tratertn , into. any cold' tiotfi ?--A: . Q. Didthe , e condi ions' imply an y . pectinlrio * vtiard for her hervices - ?—A. Certainly. Q.. In consequent!e of thii, did s:he apply to the COMILIMider in Chief, that Gilo'nel Freheh ttni„ , ,ht have the levy I—A. Q. Did she tea te to the Con minder its Chitt s that tilie•was to. have a pecpniary reward .certainly. 'Q. Did the,Cornmander in Chief proatise, atter this, that:Colnnel French qhonict hares the ley) A, Yes, • he Q. l n consequence of Colonel Freucli's having- i t levy, did.hhe receive apy Money taint hint, of .tro u r x alp./ other peVSCiit ou his tietiOiint • Q. car o ho vAit: loy partietii3r sum received ort that account,- and by wheim ref:elle:A .o,le stilt of ; &00.guitteas, made up w 'batik tir,t v g, I Jecetved either trom'Colonel ,Frem:h ctr Sanderi, and which I . paid to Burney, the je'.v,.lte7., for a service of plate , his Royal Higlmems,o;tid, remainder, I believe, ,by Ilis mum hili,..lQc trie so..` Q. Can she recollca any ether fin:tt surnl " tius accovut ?—A. Ye., hut I cmltiot t nt latuou— r Mr. Dosler vies tly rue 4t the. littl. 4 ti~j~, VICTUAL LINGO FP ICE, Fr 6. 6, 180. CO:IIIII7SSIONERSfor ICT LTA LUNG 111/I,YESTI"s NAVY do hereby give Notice, Theo on Frid.fy, the s7th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for spina HogAltead Barrel, Kilderkin, Firkin, Long and Short Pink, and Stout HAZEL WOOD HOOPS, toortyprobk to Samples ii It pro. doted with the Tenders), may be wanted ja O. Se, vice el skis Department, for tl.?0 , ensuing Twelve Alanth,r, to be delivered into klie Majesty' c Piaualling Stores at Deptford ; and- to bf paid for by Bah, payable, with interest, stingy days after date, * The Conditiotu of the Control may be seen at die Serectaty'.l Vice. • No regard will. be had to any Tender in which the Price thal st , :t'hi,lnserted in words at length, or that shall not beekliVered to the Board before One o'Clock on 'the said Friday, the Irk instant, nor unless the Perron who makes the Tender * or-cane Person on his behalf, xilexdr, to,answer, -isrheet called for.